Bias aside, Country Calling has got to be one of the most elite festivals…
And now’s your chance to get to experience the ultimate beach-side concert weekend with three friends in just a few weeks. While it may seem like eons away, unfortunately summer is quickly wrapping to a close and before we know it the festival will be popping up on October 2-3.
Luckily for those attending though, the early-fall season is an absolute game-changer when it comes to enjoying this coastal festival with weather heating up mid-afternoon and the opportunity to catch some sun, followed by the perfect crisp-breeze blowing in at night for the headliners. This year, Lainey Wilson, Rascal Flatts and Dierks Bentley will dominate the main stage on Saturday night followed by the “A Song To Sing” duo Chris Stapleton and Miranda Lambert keeping the party going on Saturday night.
Throughout the two-day event, there will be plenty of additional performances to enjoy across three stages including, Russell Dickerson, Wyatt Flores, Brothers Osborne, Charley Crockett, Kaitlin Butts, Mitchell Tenpenny, and Dustin Lynch. Not to mention a good mix of throwback favorites along with some newcomers including Travis Tritt, Clay Walker, Rodney Atkins, Carter Faith, Tyler Nance and more.
If you’re an East Coast local (or willing to travel for this prime Boardwalk-adjacent festival) and haven’t already purchased your tickets, Country Chord is giving away FOUR (2-day) General Admission tickets to the festival. All you’ve gotta do is:
- Like the post below
- Follow @countrycallingfest and @countrychord (which you should already be doing, c’mon)
- Tag at least three friends in the comments (and yes, multiple comments = multiple entries)
- BONUS: Repost and/or share to your story tagging both @countrychord and @countrycallingfest for an extra entry
Head to the post before next Sunday, August 23 at 6pm ET, as the winner will be announced soon after the deadline. Today is also your last opportunity to snag tickets on the Country Calling website before prices increases at midnight.